TomC

Have you created a unique website from a JoomlArt Template/Theme . . . and one would have to look at it several times over to figure out from which JA Template/Theme (be it JATC or JMTC) it started from?

If so … LET’S SEE THEM !!!

We’re looking for some of the more creative and/or “out-of-the-box” customizations out there from our base JATC Templates and/or JMTC Themes … customizations that would, perhaps, cause even our JA Staff to have to look twice to recognize from which template/theme they started from. If you feel you have created a JATC/JMTC based website that fits this description – be it for your own personal site or for a client – please share your creation with us and showcase your masterpiece with the following information . . .

Some (or all) of the sites will be featured in an upcoming JA BLOG article showcasing the creative capacity/range of JATC/JMTC Templates and Themes – and/or, perhaps, some special “Case Study” interviews to be featured on our Blog as well. 🙂

TomC

<em>@pixelzombie 281248 wrote:</em><blockquote>Really only altered Template Club Templates Tom? I’ve got a bunch of sites based on JA T3 Blank without beeing a template club member :-)</blockquote>
Sites based on T3 Framework are absolutely acceptable – let’s see ’em !!

I have my own portfolio site for my small business I run at the nightly hours besides my main job. It’s also based on T3 as every site I build. Why? Because I love it. The flexibility and posibilities are unmatched compared to other frameworks. I also do all the client work and ticket stuff with the site. My clients get their projects organized with projectfork and can handle their issues with the MaQma Helpdesk ticket system and I’m also writing documentations on how to use every component in an FAQ system that comes with MaQma. Please be gentle with this site because i don’t really have the time to work on it. I’m getting other projects done you know 🙂 You can also see other work I’ve done that is non Joomla or very old stuff that might be different today. Everything is in german so please ask if you want to know something.

TomC

These are some fantastic examples of what can be accomplished with some “out-of-the-box” creativity and ingenuity in modifying/customizing and deviating from the base template layout and styling.GREAT WORK ALL !!!

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